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Soliton fusion is a fascinating and delicate phenomenon that manifests itselfin optical fibers in case of interaction between co-propagating solitons withsmall temporal and wavelengths separation. We show that the mechanism ofacceleration of trailing soliton by dispersive waves radiated from thepreceding one provides necessary conditions for soliton fusion at the advancedstage of supercontinuum generation in photonic crystal fibers. As a result offusion large intensity robust light structures arise and propagate oversignificant distances. In presence of small random noise the delicate conditionfor the effective fusion between solitons can easily be broken, making thefusion induced giant waves a rare statistical event. Thus oblong-shaped giantaccelerated waves become excellent candidates for optical rogue waves.

Accelerated rogue waves generated by soliton fusion at the advanced stage of supercontinuum formation in photonic crystal fibers